Washing device for liquid chromatography injectors
a liquid chromatography and injector technology, applied in measurement devices, scientific instruments, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of obstructing the fluid circuit ducts, chemical incompatibilities between the elastomeric materials and the solvents used for washing,
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[0011]With reference firstly to FIGS. 1 and 2, the washing device 10 illustrated in them consists essentially of a block 12 made of a metallic material, for example, in which a duct 14 is obtained with lead 16 for the introduction of a needle (not shown) from the outside of the equipment.
[0012]In its lower part, the block 12 is seal-connected 20 to an elongated component 18 which contains, inside, a passage 24 for the needle or other injection means, aligned with the upper duct. The lower part of the passage 24, indicated by 22, is provided internally with a coating designed to provide a seal with the outer surface of the needle or similar injection device, in a known manner, obviously when said needle is present.
[0013]Upstream of the passage 22, 24, the block 12 has a short duct 26 connected and aligned with said passage 22, 24, which ends, like the duct 14, in a valve seat 28, for example a cylindrical, are obtained in the block 12. Inside said valve seat 28 a valve body 30, also ...
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